Meigs County Relief Agencies Face Notable Deficit by 1935
Meigs County relief agencies face an estimated deficit of 44,748 dollars by year end, per state relief commission data. From January to April 30 the county aided about 628 cases, likely 2,500 to 3,000 individuals, roughly one eighth of the population. Other counties show varying deficits: Lawrence 87,971. Athens 82,415. Gallia 12,815. Vinton 50? (text garbled).
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Omeroy
Meigs County
State Relief Commission
Jan. T
Meigs
Lawrence County
Athens
Gallia
Vinton
Easter Sunrise and Union Services at Heath M B Church
Easter services at Heath Memorial Baptist Church in Middleport begin with sunrise worship, followed by a union Sunday School and church service at 10 o clock. Baptisms and member receptions occur in the morning. Epworth League evangelistic series conclude at 5 30 with Nan Moore in charge. a 7 o clock worship ends the Easter services. Combined choirs provide morning and evening music.
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Middleport
The
Heath M. B
Suday
Epworth League
Nan Moore
Telephone Your News and Local Ads Service for The Messenger
CG A Hartley staff correspondent notes call for society locals to 400. He asks readers to appreciate the service. For circulation or classified ads for The Messenger, contact John Sauvage at phone 453-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. A. Hartley
The
Messenger
John Sauvage
Spelling Bee Draws Crowd at Forest Run Church
POMEROY March 19 Spelling contests draw many in Meiga County. The event at Forest Run Church near Minersedie attracted a large Friday night audience. Edward Young of Upper Pomeroy won the sweepstakes on the word Picturesque. Maude Holter claimed Grades Two and Three prizes and Margeret Neuse won Grades Six Seven and Eight.
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Forest Run Church
Pomeroy
Meiga County
Minersedie
Edward Young
Silver Ray School
Maude Holter
Margeret Neuse
Eagh
Death of Mrs. Bev Floyd W. Lick at Ravenswood
Maeron Pomeroy reports the death of Mrs. Bev Floyd W. Lick of Ravenswood West Virginia after a prolonged illness. She was well known in Pomeroy where her husband often conducted services in the Church of Christ. Burial is scheduled at Ravenswood on Sunday at 2 PM with many Pomeroy Church of Christ members expected to attend.
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Pomeroy
Maeron
Bev
Floyd W. Lick
Ravenswood
W. Va
Church of Christ
Ravengsond
Red Bird Mine Sold To Bank After Sheriff Sale
In Pomeroy on March 19 the Red Bird Mine was seized by the sheriff for creditors. The property was bid in by a consortium bank for 310, a bid reported to preserve the bank’s claim against the mining company for borrowed funds.
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Pomeroy
Persemble Bank
Miner Drives Car Into Pickets Surrounding Gilberton Colliery
SUENANDOAH Pa March 12 A miner drove an automobile into a crowd of strike pickets near the Gilberton Colliery as they blocked workers aiming to report for the third day of the anthracite strike. Several pickets were injured and state police separated the miner, taking him to an undisclosed location for hearing. his identity was withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suenandoah
URI
Gilberton
Soullan
Sheep Men of County Meet To Plan Work
Meigs County officers and directors of the Meigs County Sheep and Wool Growers Association met at the county agent’s office to organize a field day in late April at Carpenter Experiment Station. Demonstrations include lamb carcass cutting, parasite control, and shearing led by national experts, with talks by seasoned sheepmen. aims include improving feeder lamb quality and breeding, plus forming 4-H sheep clubs.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Oho
Apri
Carpenter Experiment Station
L. A Kauffman
Ohio State University
J. F. Walker
Gambler
Ohio
Metts County
Boss
Abe
M. Davis
J. H. Musnet
Clark
Barnhill and Atherton Wed After License Issuance
Alfred Wooman Barnhill aged 31 of Goye ville BR and Fannie Atherton aged 27 of Alfred received a marriage license on Friday morning. The ceremony followed in the probate court with Rev. H. L. Henthorne officiating at Simpson M. Bo Church.
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Alfred Wooman
Guyssile
Cycle of Egg Prices Spans Forty Two Years
POMEROY March 19 cycle of egg prices shows an 1890 eight cent per dozen low and eight cent cycle in 42 years. Beegie, a leading Pomeroy produce dealer, recalls early 1900s buying eggs at eight cents and chickens at 25 cents each, shipped to Pittsburgh. He describes packing methods and the rise of a peat office as the business expanded with his father Joseph Beegle.
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Post Office Department
Ohio
Dorcas
Beegle Junior
Beegles
Seegle
Pittsburgh
Wait
Arthur
Beegle Brothers
Beegle
Duden
Beeste
Pomeroy
S. Beegie
Josefn Beegle
Hamlet
Racine
Lys Ae
Dore
Elmer Beegle
Washington
Seipio Man Complains On Poor County Roads
Seipio resident criticizes deplorable roads in Scipio Township as an example of county-wide hardship. Townsend cites uneven conditions, noting some areas enjoy good roads while others are blocked, hindering funerals and daily life amid a burial in March. The piece highlights local rural poverty and inadequate infrastructure.
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Pomeroy
Guth
Townsend
Downington
Sapo Township
Wile Lian & Carrell
Tere
Carrell
Meirs County
Hearne
Thats & Mule
Scipio Township
Noisy Harrisonville Road Man Arrested After Church Disturbance
POMEROY March 19 Buck Van Cooney of Harrisonville Road faces jail after a church disturbance at the Vulcan Camp. Charges include disturbing the service. Nearby individuals Willam Kell, Guartes Kelly and Marvin Quex were jailed then released with suspended fines for earlier disturbances at the court house meeting.
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Harrisonville Road
Pomeroy
Buck van Cooney
Harrisonvile Road
Tome
the Vulcan
Bettur
Willam Kell
Guartes Kelly
Marvin Quex
Luiken
Court House
Pickets Silent as 100 Return to Work at No 16 Mine
About half the miners at No 16 mine returned to work at Pomeroy on March 19 with no disturbance reported. Over 100 workers went in. pickets stood by the mouth of the mine but did not interfere. Officers noted the pickets’ purpose was to learn turnout, not block operation. No. 4 mine halted coal, reason unspecified. a return to operation anticipated within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Syracusee
Probate Notices in Athens County Ohio Court Proceedings
Probate Judge 3-13-301W lists numerous estates with first, second, and final accounts filed from 1932. The notice names administrators and guardians including Milo Wilson appointed as administrator of Alles Lyden, decedent, with hearing on April 4 at 9 a.m. The document underscores suspended publication and deadlines for objections.
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Athens
Ponio
Clevis
Stoeckle
Jum
Stezcklem
Pebraay
Galdsberts
George & Lawrence
Robert Gddie
Willam R Addie
Franz L. Woodworth
Paul
Woodworth
Roger J. Jones
A. H Stanley
Carne O Larch
Lacy Ta Larch
F. G Betts
Mary 5
Lowther
R. W Finsterwald
David McClain
BR. W. Pinsterwald
Humnat McClain
Fred Blazer
John Garsty
Alvin D. Cline
Amanda 3 Wells
Bank of Athens
Eleanor Wooley
Sherman &. Nelson
Sela Blark
Byron Clark
Bertena Copeland
Esther Copeland
Ww. A. Carpenter
Max Robson Hall
Maury June Whert
J B. OR. Walker
Thomas McHenry
Roger 4. Jones
Thelma D. Moore
Mary Hushower
Ruth Flourge Hushower
Met
S. M. Johnson
Milo Wilson
Gallipolis
Ofio
Alles Lyden
Athens County
Ohio
M Johnson
Said County
George Ryther 75 Dies at Pomeroy Home
George Ryther aged 75 retired contractor died at his son Frank Up per Pomeroy home Saturday after a lengthy illness. He was an early Pom eroy Bend builder who helped pioneer cement block construction. He later moved to Florida for business but suffered losses there. He leaves three daughters Mrs Campbell, Mrs Perry Davis, and Mrs Vale Brown. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Cela Kellie
Bobby
Gawey Bridge
W. Va
Kester
Mwot Authetomember
Bradbury
Hutuer Jones
H. E. Cooper
Aus
Willam Lowe
Grit, Russell
Shannon Russell
Alan
Muddleport High School
Wik Te
Newport
R. I
Siresman
Columbus
Mie
Edith Russell
Mn Huntington
Alts Bennett Huspell
Churien Rathburn
Daughters of
Maddleport
Lida Powell
Balzer Hospital
Sisson
Billy
Charleston
James Stevens
Third Ave
G. J. Hamilton
Mitts
Hes Peters
Gravel Hille
A. Chappelle
J. G. Talbott
Amay
Bien Alson
Pomeroy
George Ryther
Ins
Frank
Ryther
Pomeroy Bend
Tor
tor Florida, where we invested connier+ abla In the banin
Cathe Campbell
Perry Davis
Vale Brown
Greenhouse Leased Today by Hayes Pair
POMEROY March 19 Leasing of the Meigs County Greenhouse by W. C. Hayes and J. G. Hayes was announced. The lease goes into effect today after months of operation by Abigs Savings and Lawn Company through a receiver. The Hayeses will run the business under the present name, with W. C. Hayes formerly managing a greenhouse in Jackson.
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Hayes
J. G. Hayes
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Oc. Hayes
Abigs Savings and Lawn Company
Jackson
J G. Hay
Myddleport
Berths Quota For Camp Fans March At Fort Thomas
Pomeroy reports a large response from Mems County to the Clusens Military Training Camp at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Nearly twice as many men as the quota signed up showing desire to join the summer training program.
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Pomeroy
Mems County
Clusens
Fort Thomas
Camp Session Admits 52 Applicants In Sunday List
The latest admissions bring the total to 52 after recent applications followed earlier announcements. Names on file include Lawrence Branch of Syracuse Virgal Butcher Kenneth Entisminger Lawrence Lewis Robert McMancer Kenneth Mossman of Middleport and George Kindle of Pomeroy.
Local residents attend gatherings and family updates in Pomeroy area
Mrs Lyle Blake and Mrs Fred Plate host guests while Dwight Carson’s funeral leads to Chicago and Washington visits. Glenroy Ewing and Irving Karr are seen with locals in Pomeroy and Syracuse. Mrs Nelle Hoyt honors son Wilson in Middleport. Families from Cheshire Poplar Ridge and Bedford Indiana plan visits as Dr Harold McKnight recovers from influenza. R G Heslop in coma after stroke. Norman Bohram and Vaurho Peters visit from Columbus.
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Coppfers & Mines
Awe Smelting
Inn Nickel & Kennicott
Am Fr
Power
Am Gas & Elles
Briggs Mic
Clues
Ford Motors
Niagara Hudon Bower Mussouri-Kansay Pipe
United Aircraft
Meigs County
Poweres Es Bits
Lyle Blake
Fred Plate
Union Carbonne Carbide
Mav Carson
Howard Blue
Chicago
Dwight Ral Carson
Pomeroy
Glenroy Ewing
Irving Karr
Syraccuse
Nelle Hoyt
Wilson
Middleport
Bedford
Indiana
Harold McKnight
Martins Ferry
Pith Lechew
Mason
Norman Bohram
Vaurho Peters
Columbus
Cheshire
Cleveland Produce Egg and Butter Market Snap
Regional produce notes from Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago markets listing eggs butter and associated prices. References to fresh extra firsts and various egg types include whites and yolks, with price points and batch descriptors across multiple cities.
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Pittsburgh
Hennery
Ger News
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Movements
Hogs receipts steady with live stock prices around 30 to 200 pounds trading mostly at 3 dollars. Cattle receipts varied with medium grades and calves down to about 50 cents lower. Sheep and lamb offerings showed weak to moderate demand with best grades quoted near 7.42 to 7.75 per hundredweight. Prices listed include totals like 8575 dollars and 42544.40 dollars in reported cattle and sheep values.
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Imusburgh LIV
Stock Market Unsettled in the Week Ending Saturday
New York reports a unsettled week with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipping about one percent from March 8 levels. The railroad and utility sectors showed mixed moves amid gains for some late week trading and widespread declines in steel and chemical issues. Major names like U S Steel and American Can fell, while bonds and certain utilities held firmer, as broader fears and earnings concerns pressured many issues.
Railroad Shares Stage Recovery on Wall Street
New York March 1 1UP recovery in railroad shares followed a presidential statement on the general condition of the industry. Many issues rallied above prior close and closed irregular. Kreuger and Toll hit a record low at 73 cents, while bonds firmed with several rail lines and related companies. Auburn Auto rose to 7 1/2 cents, General Motors touched its low for the period and closed unchanged.
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New York
U.P
Ivar Freuger
George Eaststan
Trsy
Wade
Rakoad
Fiom
van Sweringen
Chesapeake & Club
United States Steel
American Tele
Insull Unity
Middle West
Niagary Hudoon Power
United Light
Pou AL Gult Ol
Cities Service
Imperial Oil
Indiana
Kentucky
Oho
Recov
Hoover
Uhe
Imates
Tregular
Kreuger
Flecttic Bond & Shere
She ‘Curb
Bev
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Atchison, Bellimore & Ohio
New Haven
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Conman
Auburn Auto
New York Stocks Scene Amid Mixed Trading Trends
The market list shows Allegheny Corp and AT&SF among notable moves with several readings of declines and gains. Firms such as DuPont Fos, Gen Elec, and United Com appear amid broad fluctuations, while consumer plays like Nabisco and Paramount show tepid activity and varied demand across sectors.
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Allegheny Corp
At&sf
Gentral
Panna Rock Leland
Anton
É& St. San
Colt Tay
Col
Commonwealth & So
Continental
Croley Radio
Curtiss Wake
Curtiss Wrightway Drug Inc
DuPont - Fos
Asphault
Elec
Food Ginette Gold Dust Hahn Dept Stores
T&t Kroger
Biscuit Nat Dairy
Paramount Publish
JG Prany Rod
Market Comment From KNArt a OTIS SEEVATOR SEL Olis Elevator
Market notes discuss Cotbin 1991 profits per share and various stock exchange remarks. Mentions Pittsburgh store performance, West Penn Electric filings, and debenture interests while noting railway and freight movements and grain price indications. References government bonds and Treasury notes with scattered figures and rates.
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Knart
Otis Seevator
Columban Care
Cotbin
XN Stock Exchange A
Pittsburgh
West Penn
West Penn Electric
Bonds Forced Down in Week Reports Indicate
NEW YORK March 19 Bond market declined last week with selling centered in low priced and speculative issues. High grade and government issues fared better, while midrange corporate bonds and rail stocks bore the brunt. Losses ranged from three to more, including Nickel Estate and Frisco, Missouri Pacific, Rock Island 76, and Allegheny Corporation notes as domestic industrial and public utility bonds moved irregularly lower.
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New York
U P.1
United States
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island A
Alleghany Coreporation
Curb Stocks Slide In Late Trading
New York markets show further declines as curb stocks continue their downward trend in late trading. Traders cite persistent selling pressure across major issues and concerns over liquidity amid unsettled conditions.
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New York
Maren
Peratatent
Binetrle Bondmut
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EK. GO. Bright
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Carol
Claris
M. C. Hobart
Cleveland
Julia Hobart
Wi Hobart
G. H. Caldwell
Aes
Red Bird Mine
Sultip
Gladys McCandless
Ray Vineyard
Plumial
Vineyard
Chester Township
Barnhill
Atherton
Axminster Rugs
Rd Poe
Oka
Ens
Boston Ore & Store
Glouster
Banjes
Mandolins
Parker Bros
Seipio
la Pires
York
Butte
Wall Street
Palins Velsincaie
Cale
Texas Corp
Tran Any Corp
Amn Rolllaag Musily
Aula
Mtr
Ford Ganada
Iam Packard Rep Motors
Stearrs Warner
Americas
Olga Power
Wien Irencies
Chesapeake & Ghishoras
Tuys
Shhalts Fund
Saly Loat
Puriter Svauetons
Ing Cos
Bem Wade Curren
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Tolfdo Grain
Toledo
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